For some strange reason this quote immediately comes to my head. "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

@Wysiwyg43

7 жыл бұрын

Pointman::: But to do that, one needs courage; which the majority of people don't have.

@fonkyman

7 жыл бұрын

mehhhh to bad evil is willing to do WAYYYYY more then good

@elspoko

7 жыл бұрын

The new phrase should be "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to pay taxes and do nothing."

@4581103992010

7 жыл бұрын

Pointman what happened at 1:25?

@meistereder6382

7 жыл бұрын

When you do nothing you are not a good man.

Those dudes for sure thought Winston had to be some kind of secret agent or something. Some brittish sounding guy in a suit w sunglasses yells at u you in fluent chines, you do what he says

@brians9508

5 жыл бұрын

@@accelerationgate5089 ????

@ChadDidNothingWrong

5 жыл бұрын

They just thought he was somebody important with the suit. Thats all

@WormholeJim

5 жыл бұрын

OR you decide the game has been called and double-tap him with your silenced, custom build SIG Sauer before vaulting out the window, whispering frantically into you left arm sleeve as you go.

@rrpearsall

5 жыл бұрын

Why does everyone seem to think those men stopped fighting because they thought he was some kind of foreign secret police agent? Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think any white man was in any position of power in China since World War II or whenever the British Colonialism era has ended.

@william3791

5 жыл бұрын

@@rrpearsall no, they maybe think him as some man of power, or some VIP or some sort. you see people didn't wear a bussiness suit in caffe or publick place in china, and he's foreigner on top of that, caucasian+suit and fluent in chinese smells problem... it's like when you saw a japanese with suit in a bar in US probably

Here in Germany it is actually punishable by law not to help someone in need. It's called "unterlassene Hilfeleistung". Seems strange that in other countries it seems like it's rather somewhat the other way around...

@valerioluizfelipe

11 ай бұрын

Same for Brazil, at least in situations like you were involved in an accident, if you didn't help the injured person and ran away, you get in jail for that. It's not wise to intervene in every conflict as some places here can be violent, so we are not going to react to an armed robber of course, but we will at least call the police if we see it happening.

Funny that you mention this. I was in a chinese restaurant in Germany a few days ago. I stumbled and fell, hard. Two chinese employees did nothing, they just watched, no expression in their faces. Two German customers approached me, helped me get up, asked if i was ok and if i needed a doctor.

@user-jy2ci5ox9v

10 ай бұрын

Name the restaurant.

the fact that you look a bit like a hitman probably helped to break that fight up. Glad you intervened and stopped it.

@ianleishman6774

7 жыл бұрын

Sysinik serpentza as the next James Bond anyone?

@yausingchan

7 жыл бұрын

He does look like Jason Statham to me.

@SS-pq9ci

7 жыл бұрын

Hahahahah You praised him and trolled him at the same time.

@montiro8999

7 жыл бұрын

true

@subject546

7 жыл бұрын

yea they gota watch out for them foreign spies!

A friend of mine is a volunteer fire-fighter in Australia, so he has received medical training. While he was visiting China, the bus he was a passenger on hit an e-scooter rider who had jumped a red light. The e-scooter rider was knocked unconscious and 'swallowed' her own tongue, so she was suffocating. My friend's training kicked in and he cleared her airway and put her into the recovery position, saving her life. When the police arrived, they detained my friend for two hours, questioning why he had attended to the scooter rider. His answers about his training and how he had saved her from asphyxiation didn't seem to register with the officers. Finally, when asked yet again why he had "interfered", my friend snapped and said "Because that is what we do in a civilised country!" The police immediately let him go.

@Drew-Dastardly

7 жыл бұрын

Your friend clearly didn't understand the implication that by saving her life he is now indebted to her whole family for actual cash money, rather than her being forever indebted to him in purely karma like in western society morals. Of course with all the "where there is blame there is a claim - no win no fee!" sharks, and their infinitely more wily [redacted] from which they learned this scam things are changing in the west too.

@MF-hq9mq

7 жыл бұрын

Drew Dastardly j

@Snurre86

7 жыл бұрын

@Drew Dastardly I think it has to do with everyone having the same amount of power (classless) so there is no point in acting like you have any power.

@tonyy5542

7 жыл бұрын

Savage

@Snurre86

7 жыл бұрын

@Tonyanglittle Huh The volunteer fire-fighter is a savage?

Couple of years ago I saw this video of a toddler slowly getting run over at a Chinese market, it was cctv, so no sound. But what shocked me then was the indifference and lack of emotions. The child was dying in the streets and people just glanced at it and conitued their day. Like WTF?

@TheApp9

Жыл бұрын

My second thought was, like the woman in this video, they were driven over many times. I mean it could happen by accident but many cars slowly driving over the already hurt or dead victim is not understandable to me.

@anhbayar11

2 ай бұрын

Ccp with their dogma laws and courts.

The most bizarre part of these social experiments is how people just watch and seem to be totally disassociate from reality.

@richardbambenek2601

Жыл бұрын

To me they look on with curiosity and wonderment as to what happened but that's as far as it goes

@a.azazagoth5413

Жыл бұрын

@@richardbambenek2601 I agree

When I was 15 one of my teachers told me not to stand up for others anymore because it would cause me trouble (I already got bullied). That made me angry and dissappointed. I understand that I can or should not intervene in every situation, but sometimes just a few words can change things for the better. I am glad to see that you did break up that fight and it ended.

@user-ub3hd4sy4e

5 жыл бұрын

My grandfather told me the same thing when I lived in the USSR. I learned to not mess with the police and to not intervene in risky situations. Fighting for justice in a communist country, you get problems, not justice.

@warriorfortruth2838

5 жыл бұрын

stand in your kindness dont let any country dictate how you shold e as a human your your own soul

@jimross3593

4 жыл бұрын

Your teachers believed in loser talk.

@TheGrace020

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ub3hd4sy4e Sad!

In Ireland I saw a woman stumble when I was young (like ten years old), some guys asked her what was wrong, she had blood sugar issues and her head was getting fuzzy, she couldn't walk (was quite old). The guys went off to a shop, got her a sugary drink and stayed with her to make sure she was ok.

@notamused3715

5 жыл бұрын

Ireland used to be like this completely until the Celtic Tiger years. It's still quite a peaceful and caring place but not as safe nor as kind as it used to be since people have started to love money and choice more than God and each other sadly. But yes, I'd like to think we still help each other here in Ireland!

@noahleach7690

5 жыл бұрын

@@notamused3715 Dude this makes no sense

@AngelVocal

5 жыл бұрын

@@notamused3715 Believing in God also makes shitty people do awful things and they justify it. I'm religious myself but it definitely isn't less kind because of .. money and "love" (how in the world is love bad?)

@notamused3715

5 жыл бұрын

@@AngelVocal Yes,people do use religion to justify evil acts.People like to justify their bad actions to themselves and the world and religion is as handy an excuse as any other! Who said anything about love being"bad"?

@notamused3715

5 жыл бұрын

@@noahleach7690 Which bit? P.S.Please don't call me "dude",I'm not a teenage boy!

They went home and told their friends they met Jason Statham.

@warriorfortruth2838

5 жыл бұрын

lol

So glad to see you stop the fight without waiting a split second. Being a person who grew up in Asia, I can say that a lot of Chinese people don't help when they should. However, people like you help benefit the community and I respect you for that.

5000 years of civics and morality was wiped out during Cultural Revolution. Experience remnants of true sino-confucianist values elsewhere like Taiwan, HK and Singapore.

@notinusesoon4975

5 жыл бұрын

Cheetos>Cheena

@harrymcnicholas9468

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I think you are correct. I was told this in China. Never do anything because it might get you into trouble.

@yuanfang9031

5 жыл бұрын

古代中国的大部分优秀文化是存在于有钱又有文化的士大夫阶层中的，在底层穷人中，一直奉行的都是残酷的丛林法则。台湾、香港和新加坡之所以继承了更多的中国优良传统，主要是因为人民普遍较富裕且接受过较好的教育，类似于士大夫阶层。中国目前的道德问题，归根结底还是贫穷的问题，大部分人还是活在残酷的丛林法则中。以后中国人富裕了，教育水平普遍提高了，能让底层人摆脱残酷的丛林法则环境，道德问题自然就迎刃而解了。所以真没必要把什么错都归咎于文革，文革其实在打破阶级、实现平等方面，对中国人的观念现代化是意义巨大的，为中国全面进入现代化打下了思想基础。

@sglivetv

5 жыл бұрын

The Chinese diaspora that left southern China did so out of famine and desperation. They were dirt poor but they valued traditional teachings of the sanzijng. Only difference is they were not systematically persecuted for holding on to "feudal thoughts"

@vladimirlastname2682

5 жыл бұрын

I might be wrong, but studying Russian history during and after revolution simply destroyed working classes of people, charity, and simply honest kind people making entire country fear for your neighboor could write you up and send for years to prison or even death. Because this has continued until the fall of USSR, generation was raised. Generation cold and indifferent, generation that was afraid to do something good just for being noticed, envied or suspected to be the enemy of the state. The system raised a generation that had no property and no things to work hard for and care about. This was a generation easy to control and rule. So who knows, did China followed the same path with reshaping society with communism?

In Australia I had a Chinese woman let her son run out of the car while in traffic, unfortunately him opening the passenger door caused me to have an accident on my bike when I clipped the door. I busted my orbital bone in my arm and needed an operation. The woman never talked to me, never asked if I was OK. In Australia we have free medical care for traffic accidents she does not need to pay for the operation but refused to admit fault as she thought she had to pay. My sister a lawyer contacted her and reassured her that she does not need to pay but I couldn't have the operation until she admitted that I was indeed involved in an accident with her. 10 days later of being in pain she finally admitted it was her fault and I was able to have the operation. She never once rung me, she never showed any concern for my injuries caused by her. all she cared about was getting out of there. Fortunately the police were there within seconds and passers by told her not to leave the scene of the accident as she tried to leave me lying on the road!!

@serpentza

6 жыл бұрын

Typical

@Swagatothegreat

6 жыл бұрын

where is your orbital bone?! hope everything went well with the surgery

@1wor1d

6 жыл бұрын

@Swagato B Orbital bone is between your elbow and wrist. Yes thanks for asking (unlike the Chinese woman who caused the accident) I had the operation and had a cobalt replacement to the ball of my orbital bone as it had shattered and was not repairable, but it now works well with 90% movement but only about 70% strength compared to before the accident and 5 months of not being able to ride a bike, drive a car or work due to rehbilitation!!

@PinataOblongata

6 жыл бұрын

You mean radial, not orbital. Orbital bone is around your orbits, your eyes. Is basically your eye socket.

@1wor1d

6 жыл бұрын

@Pinata Oblongata D'oh yes my radial not my orbital. Thanks for the anatomy lesson. I think I've been saying orbital bone to people for years now when describing my injury, LOL!!

Watching this video after an attempt to take it down with a copyright strike. Thanks for highlighting such problems in China while also staying empathetic and understanding. Such rare quality.

Do an experiment Winston. Shout " whose money is this" Let see how many chinese will respond.

@mvvagner

4 жыл бұрын

I think that would get a response in a lot of places

The government wants it to be that way. A people who are divided, skeptical of each other, and are punished for helping each other, are easier to control than a people that are unified (or relatively unified compared to other countries) such as the West

@harrycheng9348

5 жыл бұрын

Fucc CCP

@vladimirlastname2682

5 жыл бұрын

Communist China, Communist USSR, those systems have done the damage to societies that will not be fixed any time soon.

@fengdi2012

5 жыл бұрын

你说的对

@arifgunawan9329

5 жыл бұрын

the west, unified? are you dreaming?

@Dayonetheone

5 жыл бұрын

Facts

I got the chills viewing some of their behaviour. It's really sad and frightening to think you can't expect a helping hand when you need it most.

I'm here because of the new video. Updooted this one too of course. I don't blame any of the women (and most of the people shown running away as soon as trouble arose were women) in the social experiment part for not trying to physically engage a group of violent men. However, in a civilized country, you'd expect everyone to call the equivalent of 911. Even a 90 year old woman can do that much.

@ralk7048

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunately from what I can gather, the police in China are feared by the citizens too, because of their brutality and their dedication to state propaganda. There are tales of people randomly getting their bikes confiscated and losing the entire means of their livelihood just because they were unable to pay ad-hoc "inspection of license" bribes.

Watching because of your most recent video.

@korranis1

Ай бұрын

Thank you

I really appreciate this video. As a Chinese myself I can confirm that Winston has a deep understanding of China. Those butthurt nationalists are poison in our society and it hurts to see them expanding for the last few years.

@Prxpagandalf

Жыл бұрын

The problem isn't nationalism. The problem here is called communism!

just give them a pepsi

@ciamarrajohn

7 жыл бұрын

that's a spicy meme

@4581103992010

7 жыл бұрын

loquman ahmad what happened at 1:25?

@serpentza

7 жыл бұрын

+loquman ahmad lol

@bird718

7 жыл бұрын

editind error, winston forgot to clean up the audio track on the other channel

@Dongdot123

7 жыл бұрын

What the hell peter lyu keep asking the same question at every comment threads

After watching your video reporting that Chinese operatives are attempting to pull this video, I can assure you that I have downloaded it and will do my best to spread it over other platforms. This culture must be seen in full daylight if it is ever to be remediated. The follow up video five years after this one makes Squid Game seem quite plausible. Disgusting!

Ok, I'm convinced, I will never go to China.

@aashishthapa7059

5 жыл бұрын

In fact don't come to Asia, we don't want bigots.

@JJRKarlsson

5 жыл бұрын

@@aashishthapa7059 It's because how those fucked up laws seems to have changed many of the chinese people that i won't go there, it has nothing to do with race.

@bradley4369

4 жыл бұрын

you know nothing about China ,all the media,the news are fake about what China really is .

@joshlewis575

4 жыл бұрын

@@bradley4369 yeah they dont even know how bad it truly is, because the CCP has 0 transparency. Foh!

@bradley4369

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshlewis575 if you see the bad way .then its bad ,if you see it through a good way ,then its ok .that's it. no judgement.

When I lived in China I've heard of stories that when someone got run over by a car and survived. He or she would be run over numerous more times, to make sure death was certain. The resulting fine was less than paying for lifelong medical bills. If true, who knows. But after watching this video it would seem possible.

@Koreans4ever

4 жыл бұрын

augenbutter wtf? I got nausea from thinking about this. That’s messed up, inhumane is an understatement.

@xuannguyenpham1715

4 жыл бұрын

That is true! Because if he was alive you will pay for every of their's hospital treatment took care of their family ect.

@jeygee3736

2 жыл бұрын

@@Koreans4ever of course but it's true. In china money comes before someone else's well being

@freedomfortibet2215

Жыл бұрын

@@Koreans4ever Most Chinese are commies and atheists. What do you expect?

4 long hours they 'attacked' a girl. 1 person finally stops to help. Savage People. Savage System.

As I can remember back in China, someone rescued a injured person to the hospital, when that person finally got better, he pointed fingers to the one who rescued him saying he was injured by that person. Lesson here: never help, or you will be in trouble.

@SpaceMonkey23101

Жыл бұрын

Why would a person do such a thing? It's incomprehensible to me... Maybe just for money?

Watched this five years ago, rewatching it today in solidarity with Winston.

I think I'll stop fighting too if a foreign agent came up to me and yelled at me.

@humble_frog

7 жыл бұрын

"Oh shit, it's Agent 47"

@awdrifter3394

7 жыл бұрын

He can totally be the transporter.

@FlamingCuntLips

7 жыл бұрын

lol in perfect Mandarin none the less, clearly some ex-mossad or KGB shit going on there !

@vickiejohnson30

7 жыл бұрын

They must have felt like James Bond had just stepped up to them. No wonder those girls all wanted pictures with him, lol.

@JimmyCrackCorn_

5 жыл бұрын

He comes to Black neighborhood in America and tries that, the Black dudes will break him off , the white coward will run away and call police.

When I was in Beijing, me and a buddy of mine were at a nightclub and when we were coming outside, we saw a guy screaming and beating a woman who appeared to be his girlfriend. He and I stepped in, and since my friend was black out drunk and I wasn't exactly sober, I got the shit kicked out of me and he got knocked out clean. Gave the girl enough time to get away at the very least. The worst part, was that people were all around watching her get beat. This man had her in a head lock, trying to pull her clothes off. You always expect to get that magical hero strength like in movies, but that didn't happen at all for me and my buddy. She got away, and that's all the matters, but it definitely scarred me.

@serpentza

7 жыл бұрын

+Day 47 Media that's a good story

@joanlynch5271

7 жыл бұрын

something like that happened in Sacramento recently and the guy was stabbed several times and almost died as a result, so you can consider yourself lucky.

@jeffmorse645

7 жыл бұрын

Was that the American serviceman who helped stop the terrorist on the Paris to Brussels train a while back? Yeah, I remember seeing that on the news - I live in the Sacramento Valley. He's huge but one of the Asian guys came from behind with a knife.

@joanlynch5271

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, all that you said is true plus the actual fight included about seven guys with knives and he was unarmed in both instances. He was lucky to pull through.

@benjaminrobinson965

7 жыл бұрын

You can judge someones character by how they treat those who can do nothing for them . . Il just say that.

I'm not gonna lie, Winston is a badass

Hopefully this will not be taken down. Good video !

Yep. A good chinese friend here told me some advice, and said: "I hate to tell you this, but if you see someone in trouble (eg. having collapsed), DON'T help them. The reason is they will blame you as the last person to have been in contact with them." It's so sad that this culture exist and that these people have to give me such depressing advice. Well done on intervening in that situation there though, sir. Credit to society.

@FictualKyle

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Irving or, you can take out that handy thing in your pocket that can record pictures at 30 or so fps along with audio waves and record the situation, god damn my mind is blown. Then if I'm found guilty of breaking the person's leg and have to pay a fee, I'll go to his/her house and break their other leg.

@buygadgets8663

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Irving Just film before you rescue.

@hoowoo7045

7 жыл бұрын

My advice is HELP them, but ask someone to record.

@MetalheadBen88

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice (also a reply to Artemis and Bob). This is also helpful to know. It's a shame though that those precautions have to be taken here.

@buygadgets8663

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Irving I know that's a shame.But I think it's over demonised by the Chinese local media. They know what kinds of news people like to read. And that's the problem.

This is why I love the Good Samaritan law in Texas, USA. It protects a citizen from being sued if something went wrong, as long as they had goodwill. Therefore, I've noticed in TX, people are way more likely to help someone. People stop and ask if a broken down car needs help. CPR will be performed in a crowd. Emergency splints made. Even in different parts of the US that don't have the same culture as China, you still see hesitance because of being afraid of being culpable.

@danman1287

6 жыл бұрын

Bethany Souther People in the states help others because that's the way we r. Ntg to do with good Samaritan law.

@k.j.241

6 жыл бұрын

I don't know if I've ever stopped to helped someone because the law allowed me to. It's just a value that I was raised with. Even if there were a law against it, if someone's life was in danger I would help them.

@gojoeyr

6 жыл бұрын

in california it only applies to TRANSGENDERS AND LIBERALS LOL

@k.j.241

6 жыл бұрын

@gojoeyr ????

@mackcummy4976

6 жыл бұрын

Canada too

They instantly thought he was Russian Mafia

@ArtjomKoslow

4 жыл бұрын

The Russian Mafia don´t just shout to you to stop. They make you stop. By Force if necessary. Russia is a very violent place to be honest. Problem solving mostly ended up with a broken nose.

@user-ix3kj2vn6i

4 жыл бұрын

@@ArtjomKoslow во-во. Сразу пиздов наваляют

Think about them ruling the world. Seriously

@user-fk1we3gs4d

5 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't mind.Bttr than fucking Pomms or Yanks.Anyday!

@58479ishere

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-fk1we3gs4d who are the pomms? I'm not familiar with this term

@MJCaboose93

5 жыл бұрын

@El Bottoo I think that is most countries legacies.

@damaomiX

5 жыл бұрын

El Bottoo It will be worse. Communism’s legacy is nothing but Black-boxing. They manipulate truth and make black white. They treat their own citizens like enemies. The worst thing is that, they don’t admit it, and strike the people who tell the truth 😶. I’m a Chinese and I know what it feels like.

@beauberry6179

5 жыл бұрын

*Liberals actually want to be rule over by soulless monsters because Trump said mean things.* You guys are stupid.

i fainted in a bus in paris and ppl caught me up before i even fall

@summerrr1

7 жыл бұрын

SXcite Same happened to me in France. I fainted, they caught me, and then when they realised I was English they dropped me.

@gordon2988

7 жыл бұрын

One day I fell from a scooter on my knee in the underground parking lot as i was avoiding the big rain that just started. I fell down with all my weight on my knee and shouted in agony convinced that i broke it, the dozens of Chinese people avoiding there rain there all stared at me like the latest attraction from the zoo...not a single one moved not even bothered to ask me if i needed any help or at least pretend to give a fuck. oh yes i'm sure some pricks will say "oh its because in China there are so many scammers falling down to cheat people into giving them money" yeah...excuses you make for your guilty concience is what it's called

@gordon2988

7 жыл бұрын

loool

@tmangoodguy9921

6 жыл бұрын

Gordon damn bro. You have too much free time

@siaisjack

6 жыл бұрын

lol

I'm Chinese and I've never had the desire to go there. Too many horror stories.. And now they've taken their ways abroad with China being a huge tourist migration.

@TheOmnipresent12

5 жыл бұрын

And with SO MANY Chinese tourist travelling the world they are creating VERY bad impression. At airports they always jump to be the first in line and at restaurants shouting across tables to speak with each other. Yet many times I've seen they can have a great sense of humour and of course (westernised) Chinese food is loved by most everyone. I dislike doing business with them as they are painfully cheap and I mean PAINFULLY cheap, very much like Indians. But there again, Indians 'can' have great senses of humour and as with the Chinese, Indian food is also loved by many, including myself. I wish each nationality would do more work on getting along with westerners *especially* when deciding to live in western societies. I admire WT' for his (or her) honesty and frankness. It takes a bigger person to declare the less desirable traits in their culture. To which as a westerner I will admit we are at times to quick to become angry or 'rage' in traffic situations. We need to work on that as the Chinese and Indians need to work on their cheapness. We can all be better, we just have to be HONEST with ourselves. Thank you again WT (upvoted your comment). Sounds like you are a very nice & ethical person. Sorry you are embarrassed by some of your fellow countrymen. It is fair to say we westerners have our fair share of trash too. I think the trick is to 'raise our game' as they say, rather than to lower it to other/lesser people.

@TheOmnipresent12

5 жыл бұрын

@anny791 I will say though anny' I have seen many incidences of Chinese people having particularly good senses of humour and god knows Chinese food is typically amazing. They are certainly not all bad, *not by any means*. Haoma! :O]

I’m here right after your video explaining that the CCP is trying to have this video removed. Keep up the good work Winston ✌️😄👍

Hi Winston, Just saying that I come here after watching "China is Not Safe" video. Keep up the good work.

I saw a horrific video of a toddler that ran into traffic, was run over, and all these Chinese drivers slamming their brakes and looking, then driving off. DRIVING OFF man! One after the other then finally the mother scoops up the kid but no one helped at all.

@kerwinnapoles5155

7 жыл бұрын

Darthreloy yes I saw the same video it was sad no one helped this young child !!!

@xFlared

7 жыл бұрын

In China life is cheap. People there worship money and materials as god, and anything organic as an expandable resource to use up to get that money or material. It is a very pathetic way of life. Just go read about how they treat their elderly. Sending them away or hoping they'd die quickly. It's a parasitic chain where everyone feeds off everyone. There is no humanity or love that defines the existence of a conscious being.

@deepblue738

7 жыл бұрын

Chinese people are Heartless, I remember the Video, 23 PEOPLE didn't care. They are famous doing that.

@allison447

6 жыл бұрын

I saw that one too. A white truck drove around the baby and many others nearly hit it but then also drove around the baby. It was awful. Like 18 cars in the one I saw - maybe it's a different one.

@RX7JG83

6 жыл бұрын

Darthreloy that's nothing there's a video of a toddler that fell three stories from a window smack the ground was bleeding through his nose and ears and corners of his eyes and was screaming nobody wanted to help little child at all and there were so many people in the courtyard that the child fell into did it filmed it shook their heads walked up to the kid with their hands behind their back gawked at it and walked off with their mouths open mumbling and looking around like a nervous pigeon

I am Chinese born in Costa Rica and I tell you, you really point out things that I always criticize about Chinese people. My dad used to say that Chinese people are me first, second me and last me. Good samaritans are like a rare breed in Chinese society and I think is the mentality of as long as it doesn't affect me then it's ok. But one thing is true, if it is a close friend or family member they are more likely to help. As for strangers, forget it, they will probably let them die.

This is the video Winston is talking about, the regime is trying to take down. I watched it some time ago and watching it again. This time I'm giving a like as a support. I forget to do it last time.

I remember taking a taxi in Chengdu, and after seating, the taxi driver hit a bicycle and threw of the driver to the ground, but just shrugged his shoulders and drove on. After some complaining he pointed at the mirror, saying the guy was already getting up and fine.

Everyone has cellphones over there. Not one of them bothered to call the cops? Heck, they didn't even pull out their phones to film?

@gwzwnglaidaimari4913

5 жыл бұрын

The cops aren't always the "good guys" like they are in the western countries

@groofromtheup5719

4 жыл бұрын

Instincts run deeper than the accessibility to modern technology. I am constantly harping "Digital film is cheap. Take more pictures" at the company I work for... while not taking enough myself.

@boris001000

3 жыл бұрын

Not to mention many the world's most well known cellphone brands come from there! (Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo) (Writing this from a Samsung)

Nothing illustrates your point more Winston than the recently released video footage of a woman who struck while crossing the street. Not only did the person who hit her not stop, but whats worse is dozens of pedestrians on bikes, and on foot walked past her as if she were a typical littered cigarette carton. A few minutes later a truck (who didnt see her laying there, ran over her and killed her). This woman didn't have to die, but dozens of Chinese passerby's made sure she did.

Thank you! Sharing to let people know this scary problem.

14:32 I have tears in my eyes just from watching, I know this is a social experiment, but lack of courage make me (cry ).

As someone who's ethnic Chinese (born in Hong Kong but grew up in Canada) I find it embarrassing and shameful that people are so cold-hearted when I read about incidents that it's cheaper for drivers to run and kill pedestrians (running them over back and forth) than pay damages for the injured.

@RonSafreed

6 жыл бұрын

When Hong-Kong was under British rule, did folk help those in need back then & has it changed in Hong-Kong since communist Chinese rule since 1997?

@vitolopoii7981

5 жыл бұрын

GTA 4 life brother!!!!!!!!! GTA 6:CCP City

@rattusnorvegicus4380

5 жыл бұрын

It`s not just China where a driver will reverse back over someone they`ve hit to make sure they`re dead, so they don`t have to pay for their treatment!

Yes they lack Good Samaritans but you have to remember that so many times the person who needs help will sue the person who helps them in China.

@zam023

6 жыл бұрын

Obviously this guy didn't watch the video until the end.

@jaxvoice718

6 жыл бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Samaritan_law

@RonSafreed

6 жыл бұрын

This is beginning to happen in the West & America, helping folk being arrested & sued !!!!!

Now this is relevant. Nothing gets “deleted”

*_Girl is being beaten by 4 guys._* *Chinese People: "Yo, we out!"* 14:06

@xerxer9251

5 жыл бұрын

and what can one person do agaings 4? even more if its one woman, you would have to be a very experienced fighter.

@groofromtheup5719

4 жыл бұрын

@@xerxer9251 grab one of those steel chairs laying all over and hand out some concussions. That was my instantaneous thought seeing that video.

you know, we have switched to democracy in Romania since 1989 but a lot of people exhibit a similar attitude; after 28 years they are still afraid to speak their mind, to go out and protest against corruption because they fear that they might get in trouble if they intervene. Makes me laugh sometimes - my parents still lower their voice when saying something important out in the backyard to avoid being heard by the neighbours. It takes time to change these things.

@biancanf6338

5 жыл бұрын

It doesn't take a ex-communist country to have people fear and have similar behaviour, up until very recently, the French were the same, and majority still is, scared to intervene in metro fights or where people get stabbed, because they don't want to get in trouble themselves. I think it's got nothing to do with the culture but with human behaviour in general, people tend to avoid situations that could get them in trouble. You'll find all over the press in France articles about "heroes" because they dared to intervene. And then articles about girls getting slapped and harassed and nobody moving a finger (see video of girl in 2018 in Paris getting harassed then violently slapped by a guy in the middle of the day on a restaurant terrasse. No one would a finger). So it happens everywhere, unfortunately

Extremely well explained and presented. Presented in an open, fair, and forthright manner without pushing an agenda or ideology. Thank you.

@gbp287

7 жыл бұрын

Right? How the fuck can some Chinese people possibly be on here accusing him of being unfair or biased in this video? It's this refusal to accept the existence of a problem that makes me think there is very little hope we will see meaningful change here in China any time soon.

@allison447

6 жыл бұрын

amen GBP - that's how I feel. I always here "it's getting better." Bad parenting, grandparents chasing the spoiled xiao huan di around the park - that isn't going to help anything. How the hell is it getting better when everyone tries to kill the messenger and be defensive. I hope Winston does a video on the defensiveness factor of the Chinese. It will prevent any change...ever.

It's such a pity I watched hundreds of hours of kung fu movies and now I see this ending...

@gordonliu3972

3 жыл бұрын

The vast majority of kung fu movies were filmed in Hong Kong and reflect their values. Hong Kong kept their morality while communism laid waste to the morals of mainland China.

I remember a video about a little Chinese girl, a toddler of 2 or 3 years, getting hit and then driven over(!) by several cars, all with a really slows speed and clearly after having seen the little girl lying there; no one of the many people around lifted a finger and the car drivers simply continued on their way. There is NO excuse, absolutely none, for that!! That day I realized that there is something seriously wrong with many Chinese people.

@HeaTraN89

Жыл бұрын

That video was heartbreaking. And that poor girl later died in hospital. At least now I know why people didn't step in. If the mother of the child blamed you for injuring her child you would go to jail for a very long time, not just pay compensation. Sure, many non chinese people would say that going to jail is totally worth it to save a child's life but in reality you wouldn't want to ruin your life that easily.

Agent 47 got involved of course shit calms down, you even had the red tie on👍😆.

@thatdutchguy2882

7 жыл бұрын

MrXelium Get lost kid.

@michaelerwin8744

7 жыл бұрын

He's more like the transporter.

I'm aware of the risks of helping people who are injured, etc. in China, but one thing that I DID do when I was in China, was there was a very old and small woman that was carrying a bunch of heavy food bags up to her apartment. She had almost a truck load full of those bags and she looked like she was hurting while trying to carry ALL of those bags up the stairs by herself. Everybody else just walked past her while she was carrying all of that stuff upstairs. Thus, in me being the guy that I am and seeing that, I went and helped her. In me being strong, I carried two and three of those bags at a time up the stairs AND when I started helping her, that's when other people started to help too AND that's when EVERYBODY came. So thus, when it comes to helping and being a good Samaritan in China, sometimes one may have to take the lead and that's when other people may follow suit. But anyway, I had good times and great memories in China. It was a great place!

@UltimateForceMarketing

7 жыл бұрын

Yes and a decent outwardly friendly attitude is what will get you through with flying colors all over China, i know because i have been in & out of Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou,Tianjin & Jilin and as long as you make the first move to show your polite & friendliness you'll experience so many kind acting and decent Chinese citizens and it always comes down to looking like you actually love their country that seems to actually encourage them to "activate" their natural kindness & mindfulness factor! One thing i found out is that Yes there are indeed folks that will go on an electric cycle marauding campaign every Saturday & Sunday (yes..even in Singapore, as well) ...but on an average MOST Chinese will not steal from you (believe it or not) however, many Wealthy Chinese gang member Bosses that you "may" endup working for ..will absolutely change their minds and DisHonor any Legally Binding contracts that you may have previously MOU with these dangerous Crooks "Bullies"..like the three times i had done business with (3) different club & hotel Venue Outlets in Tianjin!!Folks if you are planning to do business in Tianjin..make damned sure that you are connected with Financially Powerful & Respected Chinese Businessmen & their companies.Because if you get it wrong (...like i unknowingly did and ended up losing over ($20,000) USD.) and then you still have to pay for all your traveling expenses back to where you came from and these bastards (oh but i actually love Chinese people regardless)have absolutely No Business Ethics or sensibilities about YOU at all and will even brag amongst their Chinese friends & colleagues what they readily do to most foreigners that come to do their projects or simply come to work as common english teachers or like in my case..music performance contracts are really like Toilet Paper to these bastards as they simply wait until you finish the Project or C0ntract and then have their Security & Body guards grab your suitcases load them into their waiting SUV's & Vans and proceed to quickly take and drop you at their nearest Airports and that's the end of it and there's absolutely NOTHING you can do but Get your tickets and wait for you flight back home and thousands of Dollars Poorer and actually licking your wounds and can't believe that it could actually happen to you again in the same town or TIANJIN!!When i contacted American Embassy in Beijing they WARNED me (after the fact actually that TIANJIN is famous for all this foreign Contract jilting as their lawyers won't dare touch your case against any of these TRIAD GANGSTERS such as the one i last worked for that did this same thing to me in TIANJIN his Venue is "Paulaner Brauhouse & Restaurant" as they have 100% track record of duping all foreign contractors and the Boss there will absolutely rip you off and not honor any contractual negotiations with you and it happened to me and 4 others that were with me in 2015 and i also found out that he'll send his Manager from Jilin to Shanghai to go fishing expedition to grab other foreign talents and also break their contracts after a certain period of time and also not pay you as understood also will not honor any Flight or Transportation taxes either..if you try to rebel and want meetings with The Boss about this issue..he'll simply threaten you with bodily harm from his Gunfu Master Bodyguards and the Tianjin Police won't dare touch this former Triad Gangster!Folks..this is true story and don't say you've not been WARNED!! Paulaner Brauhaus Richmond Restaurant and Bar Chinese Name 宝莱纳里士满西餐酒吧 English/Pinyin Address Tianjin, Heping District, Xinhua Road, No243 Chinese Address 天津市和平区新华路243号 District Heping Telephone 022-23306866

@zhouwu

7 жыл бұрын

Sonny Fales We need people like you to make the wealthy of China more honest. They are honestly accountable to no one but their own pockets! Personally, I love Tianjin,Beijing, Hong Kong etc because there are westerners around who have the guts to make some sort of stand against exploitative practices. Trust me, my family and I travelled to the far west of our province, Hunan (we're from the more affluent east, but nothing compared to the three cities I mentioned above) to get to a very famous geological site, reputed to have been used to film avatar (the blue one, not the legend of Aang) and unwittingly ended up trapped into a chain of fraudsters, begun by nothing less than a fake policeman (yes, those do exist in China!) and his 'passenger' whom he said was his neighbour needing a ride into town, who offered 'local prices' for the tourist attraction. We should have smelt a rat. Anyhow, for those who are interested, the place is Zhangjiajie, the scenery is amazing, but the locals leave much to be desired. High prices for vegetables that still have sand in them, toilets with no toilet paper, unless you ask the reception, and rooms to which you're not given keys, so must leave ajar, unless you ask the reception. Clearly a dark and danky place that has yet to see the light of day. And we weren't even the only ones complaining: the local Chinese tourists were furious in a completely helpless way, because they know the authorities won't help, and that's their hard earned holiday gone. But still, they have the photos to show their family and friends, but yeah, that's what it's like: a human, dog eat dog jungle in the wild west of China!

@Rattielicious

7 жыл бұрын

He360, lovely story. I thought you were going to say it turned out she was lugging stolen goods or something lol, so glad that was not the direction of the story :P

@danman1287

6 жыл бұрын

Zhou Wu it always takes courage to do the right thing.

@ilsunnylo3562

6 жыл бұрын

Sonny Fales thats a rare case. Most of them will scam you or sue you for theft. Chinese see money and 'face' more important than morals. Cases happenedin china like if you help the victim you get sued to pay for medical fees or go to jail.

Came here because of the new video relating to this. Thanks Winston! I've never seen this documentation. It's a shame the laws and courts in mainland China don't allow recourse for justice and even make people afraid to be good Samaritans. I'll never go there because I would be in trouble constantly speaking up 😂

That’s absolutely disgusting. I think less of Chinese people after having seen that.

@ahoosifoou4211

4 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Chin Hes simply stating facts that the chinese tend to cover up.

@hsiehman

4 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Chin ....because there really isn't much good to talk about. China is a fuckin cesspool. Fuck china, go visit Taiwan if you want to experience real authentic Chinese culture.

@Alsatiagent

4 жыл бұрын

@Gabriel Chin He is often saying good things about China and the Chinese people. You have not been listening.

@Kitties_are_pretty

4 жыл бұрын

​@Gabriel Chin He praises China and Chinese people all the time. He just doesn't accept the CCP line on everything, which is probably why it's so hard for you to listen to him. If I was used to listening to nothing but Chinese government propaganda I'd probably think he was racist too because then I'd believe China is perfect and the only reason anyone ever says anything bad about it is because they're an evil racist foreigner.

I had an argument about this with a Chinese friend of mine after I brought up the case of a Dutch guy who was sentenced to jail in China after his neighbor fell of a roof. The story is that the Chinese neighbor was very drunk and loud, the Dutch guy went to have a look and the neighbor fell off the edge. The Dutch guy was found guilty, because he went down to the neighbor and tried to resuscitate him, to no avail. The court argued that an innocent person wouldn't have done that. He then was detained and was interrogated 30 times, without him having the chance to take a lawyer - which is his right. They didn't have proof, still made his family pay a huge sum of money as compensation. And because the justice system would show it was failing if they just let him go, which would have been logical since they couldn't really proof it... they convicted him to several years in jail. So I'm guessing as a foreigner in China, and you do get into trouble... you're kinda screwed.

@wentaochang

6 жыл бұрын

I seriously don't believe this, point me to the news link pls

@koninkrijkdernederlanden8711

6 жыл бұрын

Wentao Chang Here you are: Short English version: www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2017/07/reduced-sentence-for-dutchman-jailed-in-china-for-neighbours-death/ Long version with more background information in Dutch (which can be read in a translator): nos.nl/artikel/2184277-lagere-straf-voor-nederlander-in-chinese-cel.html nos.nl/artikel/2184498-reanimatie-door-harm-fitie-was-toch-niet-schuldverzwarend.html This man is just in jail now, because in the Netherlands it's obligatory to help injured people (not doing so can lead up to *2 years* of imprisonment (Dutch: ikehbo.nl/eerste-hulp-bij-ongelukken/hulpverlenen/verplicht-of-niet.php?.google.nl&/ )) while in China helping someone makes you immediately guilty, because the perpetrator immediately is showing remorse... Quite strange, because in the Netherlands perpetrators are the people walking away discretely or hiding the bodies of their victims. Of course it happens that perpetrators are helping their victims, but they are only punished after thoroughly investigation proves they're guilty. So it feels unnatural and unjust not helping someone to a Dutchman while this behaviour is being punished in China.

@wentaochang

6 жыл бұрын

Interestingly, the third link you posted (nos.nl/artikel/2184498-reanimatie-door-harm-fitie-was-toch-niet-schuldverzwarend.html) clarified the confusion that Chinese law penalizes good Samaritans is due to a translation error of an interpreter. It is quite the opposite, "The fact that he tried to resuscitate his neighbor after his fall was not counted on him, but according to the judge proved precisely that Fitiés involvement in the fall was not deliberate. This is evident from the verdict on paper." Can we please stop spreading the false accusation any more?

@wentaochang

6 жыл бұрын

Koninkrijk der Nederlanden Thanks for the links, they help me to search on the Internet and put all pieces together. For those of you who are interested in this case, here is the whole story. Because there were no witness at the crime scene, most of the details actually came from the Dutch guy's own statements. The victim, Chinese neighbor, deliberately made some noise from the terrace to disturb the Dutch guy as a retaliation. Because they were not exactly friendly neighbors and had a few unpleasant noise nuisance disputes already, this time Dutch guy brought a kitchen knife to the terrace to confront him. The situation got escalated when the Dutch guy gave his neighbor a finger gun and made a clicking sound with his mouth. His neighbor got so irritated that he tried to climb over the fence (Dutch guy's own terrace is separated from his neighbor's terrace by a 60cm tall fence), but slipped and fell to death. However, the prosecutors did not buy the Dutch guy's story. They had the evidences to believe they got into a fight and Dutch guy pushed the victim to fall down from the terrace. The evidences showed that the victim had a broken nose and other injuries that can hardly be caused by falling. To add to that, Dutch guy did bring a knife with him to the confrontation. The prosecutors charged the Dutch guy for intentional assault to death. The defendant was found guilty by a lower court and sentenced to 12 years in prison. However, the Dutch guy's French girlfriend later posted the case on the social media and urged the Dutch government to intervene, and they did. The official story is that because there were no sufficient evidences that Dutch guy intentionally pushed the victim, the higher court changed the conviction to manslaughter, and reduced the sentence to 4.5 years. FWIW, Dutch guy also reached a civil reconciliation with the victim's family by paying off $80K worthy of compensation. I am not in a position to say whether the Dutch guy is guilty as charged or not, I simply stated the facts I learn. Chinese legal system has many flaws, but this case clearly has nothing to do with punishing a good Samaritan to help those in need.

@DrErnst

6 жыл бұрын

Still the right thing to do!

This is real valuable info. Good work.

That guy at the end had real guts too. For all he knew he was gonna get hurt because he was outnumbered, but he didn't even hesitate to help.

That guy at the end is one of the rare good people in china. Keep up the great work winston.

Sad but true. PengYu Case was the straw that broke the camel's back. Getting blame with the lack of evidence just discourage everyone from lending a hand. And for those out there, especially the glass heart Chinese, commenting that it is the same everywhere and Winston shouldn't be judging just China for it, you can all take a hike. Just because it is that way doesn't make it right. If it is happening in China you can't blame someone from pointing it out. I am Chinese (not saying that I represent all Chinese, just my opinion here) and I welcome all the attention to this problem. The more dust this stir up the better chance for a change. Can't said that I agree with all your comments and opinions Winston, but good job on this video.

@blee04524

7 жыл бұрын

Ying well said

@manictiger

7 жыл бұрын

China needs innocent until proven guilty doctrine. We already did the homework for that. In the 1600s, we had an event called the 'Salem Witch Trials'. It was a complete farce and a mockery of what justice is supposed to be. As a result, we formulated and followed innocent until proven guilty.

@ying6610

7 жыл бұрын

呵呵

@shady1770

7 жыл бұрын

其实彭宇真的撞人了最后也认罪了，这件事情都是媒体歪曲事实的功劳，其实是一个很有意思的话题，会让众多喷子们高潮迭起的

@Dongdot123

7 жыл бұрын

That's what I would categorize as a civilized country. Because public lynching, or inclination to just have kill a person rather than injure them to have lesser consequences, are almost the same from my point of view. It's a broken moral.

lol Winston handled that situation like a boss.

@Ulieq

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but in China, he could of got his brains beat in.

@ayylmao8045

7 жыл бұрын

its china tho someones gonna help him ofc

@WolfHunner

7 жыл бұрын

It was the power of the suit.

@kenhir927

7 жыл бұрын

Proof that white men are more powerful than Chinese

@Wysiwyg43

7 жыл бұрын

number1isbest::: Serpentza handled that like an adult, to the point where one apologized. I'm sure neither wanted to deal with a foreigner to avoid trouble.

Glad to see, this video is still up after all those attempts for deletion. Stay awesome, Serpentza.

Btw, doing nothing on the sidelines is a phenomena that is studied in Social Psychology, which is not exclusive to the Chinese people, it is actually universal. People from all cultures tend to not intervene in a conflict, and this apparent apathy is more likely to happen in a place where there are more people around rather than an isolated place (your own experiences reflect that, you were getting helped in rural areas rather than urban areas). There are two phenomenons that are at play here, the first is called the *bystander effect* and the second one is the *diffusion of responsibility* People must be actively trained to escape from this, even trained westerners have difficulty to act upon injustices. But it gets doubly difficult if the society doesn't have incentives to heroic acts (such as social praise or official acknowledgement could be enough)

@groofromtheup5719

4 жыл бұрын

we will at least get good video evidence these days. That is 1000% better than the flight I saw.

@MundM777

3 жыл бұрын

In some cultures you learn to mind your business in some you dont.

This made me cry actually, I know it was all filmed in the end-a social experiment, but obviously it's based off what is really happening in China. it makes me sad to think that the citizens of a country aren't willing to stand up for one another. It's even worse when people wake up to get away from a scene only to stand from a distance and continue to watch. It sickens me.

I've lived in Asia for 5 years. I will never go out of my way to go to China. I've met enough of their tourists in Thailand.

@scottsummers3868

6 жыл бұрын

Sean Ross I'm the same. Been to Thailand, Vietnam, Laos.. Never had or will ever have an urge to go. Seen plenty of Chinese tourists.

@jaxvoice718

6 жыл бұрын

It is your loss. I haven't met anyone who has regretted going to China. And go twice to catch how fast Chinese society is changing. That said, Chinese tourists can be awful (and there are of course many nice tourists as well, but they are not as noticable).

@tundeuk

5 жыл бұрын

Sean Ross China Has gone from that place and culture I loved as a child, to the evil society Trump has painted. I have zero desire to visit China, to the point where I no longer by Chinese goods.

@nitaramk114

5 жыл бұрын

No one asked you to come

@beavisjones1831

5 жыл бұрын

Sean Ross yes they are shit fuckers

I would have never discovered this video! Thank you Tankies!

A few years ago, a friend of mine helped a lady who felt down. Instead of thanking him, she shouted for help to other. She said, he was pushing her to the ground and due the impact, she broke her mobile phone screen. Some arguments happened after that but he we managed to get out from the situation. She threaten to lodge a police report but i guess she didn't as no Police coming after him.

The most exciting part of this video for me was learning that they have Dairy Queen in China.

Thanks again for your hard work towards enlightening us. You're quite right in saying this is a blight on Chinese society. I've witnessed this sort of thing many times, and luckily it has stopped when i've intervened. It makes me angry when i see people standing around gawking as someone helpless gets taken advantage - always by more than one person. They're too scared mainly, to do this as individuals - one on one. I too have witnessed first hand the kindness and generosity of Chinese people, unfortunately however, the bad points carry so much weight.

This video makes me sad🙁 Thanks God i live in a nice place where sorrounded by helpful people. a new subscriber here,love from Philippines❤️

This is genuinely shocking to hear as it is the norm to not only just check in on people if they seem like something’s wrong, but it’s in the law that if there’s an emergency, one is required to help or get charged with what’s basically negligence and disregard [for human life].

They stopped fighting because they thought you were some secret police or something. If you were wearing casual clothes, you would've been dragged out and beaten up.

@YousAm

6 жыл бұрын

RMF No, they stopped fighting because he is white. It has a name: Inferiority complex towards the white man in Asia especially India and China.

@MrArianmas

6 жыл бұрын

I think it was mostly the clothing he was wearing, it establishes tremendous authority.

@kickinbackinOC

6 жыл бұрын

That's not a fair assessment. First of all, when most people are doing something wrong, and they are caught early enough by someone who looks like they got their shit together, there is a very good chance they'll stop.

@oopmahsoopmahs1457

6 жыл бұрын

I think you could be right if the setting was different, but it's broad daylight and although I can't really tell what the exact setting is, it seems as though he films these bits in somewhat "normal" areas that could facilitate police involvement. I could imagine your scenario if he was in an an unconventional nightlife area, and it was dark at around 1 or 2am during a night of drinking - perhaps in an outside back porch of an establishment that isn't easily visible to the larger public eye... It doesn't exactly have to be what I described, but I just want to put out my thoughts that the setting could possibly have more significance than clothing or being a foreigner.

@pisadinho

5 жыл бұрын

Armf i also thought that

What a sad and corrupt society

@User-og1te

5 жыл бұрын

@John Narayan I've met Chinese people who moved here in Australia and they're really nice actually so I don't know why you generalise them in a bad way.

@SparkyDiesAlot

5 жыл бұрын

@@User-og1te theyre probably from taiwan

@xiaominshen4907

5 жыл бұрын

John Narayan I wish you and your ancestors had stayed in Europe. You guys had ruined the land of Australia which did not belong to you guys at all. Most of Chinese now in Australia went there legally as students, investors and workers. What happened when the whites went their. Chinese maybe not polite on face but not as selfish as you guys. You guys bloody washed the land and occupied it!

@channon3

5 жыл бұрын

@@xiaominshen4907 ehm...tibet...ehm ehm...

@waxa3869

5 жыл бұрын

Looking at the situation in Australia, the should never have been able to buy land the way they have. The Australian government is lazy and foolish letting them buy key strategic points in the Northern Territory. If China decides it wants to start forcefully occupying Australia at any stage, the top half is already theirs. The Australian people need to take a stand on this and make their government change the laws to prevent land from being ripped out form under them.

Thank you so much for this video. My wife is Chinese and we have now been to China twice so far. She has explained this aspect of China to me many times but it's never sat right with me. I hope to help encourage change with her family and being Australian we teach owe children to look out for others and to speak up if you see something wrong! I'm following so many of your videos as it helps me to understand my wife and her family so much more then I already do, as so much of what you share resonates with me. Thank you!

Winston asked for this video to be active again. It's under scrutiny for removal at the moment. Leaving a like and / or comment, should help it survive. I remember watching this one years ago. I was hoping the video might have helped the situation. Figures.....

This is incredibly sad. It's hard to imagine seeing someone that is injured and having no person help. In most countries you'd have virtually every person around trying to help out.

@cluelessandcurious5277

Жыл бұрын

This is not true. Look up the bystander effect.

@phoenix7289

Жыл бұрын

Virtually every person? No, definitely not true.

Taiwan is the country with real Chinese great tradtional and values. People are genuinely helping each other even for strangers. I've heard many of my friends lost their wallets here in Taiwan and people took the wallets to the police station most of the time.

@RonSafreed

6 жыл бұрын

Seems there is a lot of Christianity in Taiwan & folk who fled communist China in 1949 & afterwards? Same thing in South Korea, a strong Christian influence & they also help the down & out.

@scottster8858

5 жыл бұрын

@@RonSafreed It has nothing to do with religion, it's having a functioning representative democracy. This form of government made freedom of religion a thing which led to more people openly practicing Christianity.

@ChairmanZhongXiNa

5 жыл бұрын

China: *slaps Taiwan* this is also part of the motherland. Taiwan: *slaps China* lol communism no thanks.

@danmannz

5 жыл бұрын

@@RonSafreed Good point, so true!

@KamikazeChinaman

5 жыл бұрын

Taiwan and Hong Kong are what China could have been if not for the communist scum taking over, as if the century of humiliation wasn't enough for the Chinese people. It is a tragedy that WWII played out in favor of the communists, thus forcing the Kuomintang to retreat to Taiwan and never look back.

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Excellent advice, always is. Gonna have to say this "Social Experiment" looked less than real on a number of levels. Initially it's shocking, but it's not difficult to see they're "pulling their punches" and the actual soundtrack would be as telling if it were played. Again, you've a fantastic series here which I see as invaluable! Thx

What you're basically saying is there is no working justice system in place. A typical problem of most developing countries. Reason why this is somewhat more noticeable in China (than, say, in India or Cambodia) is that in many places on the surface China does not actually look anything like a developing country and much more like a prosperous developed country. That's not just about first tier cities but also many lower tier locations: beautiful streets, parks, generally well-kept and maintained urban environment, new and beautiful modern buildings, new clean cars on the street, marked roads, signs and all other standardized details and features of urban environment. Shenzhen looks better than Singapore in places. All those things are features of a developed and advanced country which creates an impression (or rather an illusion I should say) that everything should be working just like those nicely paved streets and buildings. Problem is it doesn't. China's justice system (courts) did not progress nearly as fast as the economy did and you get a 21st century economy with a mid-20th century justice system which does not perform its most basic function: help people feel safe (from a legal point of view) and be able to help each other without getting into situations that Winston described in this video. And good justice system is a very important (if not THE most important) feature of a successful society. There's a lot of work to be done in China regarding that.

@byc6230

7 жыл бұрын

urban dweller so true

@jzq891202

7 жыл бұрын

I think you had the best explanation! Well said.

@ruanpingshan

7 жыл бұрын

This is not common at all in India. In fact, there's a bigger risk of bystanders becoming too enthusiastic to deliver "street justice".

@londonspade5896

7 жыл бұрын

Love your avatar, only 3 million of us in the whole world - represent :)

@lukasmarozas6970

7 жыл бұрын

Tu lietuvis, ar man tik taip atrodo? Is it just me or are you from Lithuania?

The book "The Gulag Archipelago" comes to mind. People are numb.

@tprime2702

5 жыл бұрын

You reminding me of that book gave me a cold chill.

@jeanburk9539

5 жыл бұрын

And "Lord of the flies".

@travv88

5 жыл бұрын

Yea I should probably read that book, an insight into the mind of someone in the middle of full blown communism would be valuable, since I can see that leftist bullshit making a come back.

🇹🇼 Taiwan is an awesome nation!

Keep up the great work.

This so true , I am married to a wonderful caring Chinese women , but in China she runs from people who need help............Being a Aussie this goes totally against how i was brought up . Every time we land in China , the first thing she says to me .......Remember we are in China , DO NOT help anybody. We live in Singapore and this is emerging here also , so wrong , so sad.

@judymckee5992

5 жыл бұрын

@Roy Sunshine, No they were formerly from Malaysia.

@judymckee5992

5 жыл бұрын

Peter K, I am Chinese by origin but born in Malaysia. Now living in the USA. I rented a condo from a Chinese lady in the USA for 10 years, formerly married to a German American. Her air condition breaks down and she blamed me. Sat in my living room at 11p.m. demanding I paid her $650. I ran a used car business, prior to my retirement and understand the concept of how air condition works. She said , she had already got it repaired a week prior to my moving in. I told her, the a/c guy must have told you to replace it because it is old but it is cheaper to have a fix( which is not a fix, putting freon above the max, and hope for the best). I asked her, is that the way, they worked in China? This is the USA, I call the cops.

@zuesbenz

5 жыл бұрын

@@elemeno9463 Thats an idiotic question/comment.

@alekxu

5 жыл бұрын

Don;t bring her to Australia please thank you.

When I lived in Japan it was easy to spot Chinese, the way they act is very rude and pushy.

@snakeeyes007

4 жыл бұрын

@@oliverchen9603 When I lived in Japan they were rude, they didn't try to fit in, I didn't go to China so they were visiting Japan. If I went to China and everyone was rude I would just think its part of their culture no problem, but like I said they stand out and its not good.

@snakeeyes007

4 жыл бұрын

@@oliverchen9603 Very good point, I agree...but throw away the thinking that all culture are equal, there are large groups of people that can be just wrong and evil, there are some places that are stressful and some places that are peaceful. Ive traveled all over the world, yes Americans can be loud and rude its part of their narcissism at times.

@DG-bi2yj

4 жыл бұрын

Your culture says things like “THIS.” My culture say things like “tHiS”.. andddd that’s why I’m better than you 🙄

@snakeeyes007

4 жыл бұрын

@@DG-bi2yj Yes not all culture's and people are equal, this is the realty of life on this planet.

@5anjuro

4 жыл бұрын

Mainland PRC Chinese you mean. Ethnic Chinese from Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore are extremely polite.

THANK GOD this video hasn't been banned in my country yet...

What saddens me the most is I will never get surrounded by a bunch of Chinese girls asking me for pictures.

@Hi_Tamera

Жыл бұрын

I did before lol. Would love for you to check out my China vlogs

So to sum it up. It's not that people don't want to help out their fellow men but it's that people are afraid of their own government and laws that will punish them for helping out their fellow men.

@funkchi

7 жыл бұрын

well more like being afraid of being taken advantages by scums that exploit the already vulnerable and incomplete law system.

@bird718

7 жыл бұрын

more like they are busy and don't want to get in a fight and stabbed etc... and then get detained by the cops when, if they ever arrive

@Chocolatnave123

7 жыл бұрын

It has nothing to do with the government or the law. Nice try, though.

@Azukaisa

7 жыл бұрын

It has all to do with the government and law. Bad try though.

@Azukaisa

7 жыл бұрын

T Taa And the reason they can do it so easily is because of shitty laws passed by a shitty government.

This is what happens when individuality is erased . individuals stop mattering , only the collectivity . or call it communism

@jakeb3055

4 жыл бұрын

Boom!

@roughanddrygobeyond4112

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, the fucking commies are to blame

I know this sounds silly, but from a young age until now, I have always done a good deed 'each day'. You know, helping somebody without being asked and for no reward - a good deed. It came from Boys Brigade or a bible reading or somewhere and has stuck with me until old age. I have taught my own children the same approach to life, and bless them, they have adopted it too. No regrets.

"Bro team assemble!" from that social experiment clip had me laughing pretty hard. Imagine trying to step in to play the hero but then you become incapacitated from laughter after the "villain" says some goofy stuff like that.

I am Chinese, living in China. I guess every nation started out as the same, but if a nation like China suffered for thousands of years under one horrendously cruel dicator after another, who, to punish an offending commoner, were in the habit of literally eliminating the whole extended family and all friends and even acquaitances of that offender, whose only crime might have been to retort against the ruler, people of that nation will evolve into a cowardly heartless bunch. The Chinese on the Mainland China(PRC) , due to the continuation of the above-mentioned kind of atrocious ruling regime, are still cowardly. Other factors include some prominent cases where some good samaritans were wrongfully accused by the people they helped and had to pay huge sums of money or have their lives otherwise ruined, and the judiciary system actually helped those bad bastards--the most outrageous case being the one in Nanjing( the city where Japanese massacred a huge number of Chinese people in the second world war) where the judge imposed a hefty fine on a good samaritan driver who helped an old woman to her feet but was accused by the latter of knocking her down in the first place. With no surveillance camera or in-car video logging camera, it was his word against hers. Guess what the judge said? According to newspapers, he rhetorically asked the good Samairtan driver, "why did you help her up if you hadn't been the one who knocked her down?". and he found the young man guilty. How can one expect a fucked-up ruling system peopled by corrupt bastards to function effectively to create a society of harmony and warmth? Now, why do Chinese show warmth and friendship towards outsiders? well, they know you will not wrongfully accuse them, try to rob them, or pull some other scamming stunts. So they help you. but they don't trust each other and the ruling class likes it this way because it helps them in dividing and conquering . The Chinese people in China are miserable, pathetic and deserve help from outside. Some outsiders say, "why don't the Chinese people themselves stand up and knock down those cruel bastards ?" Well, they did try, as they did in the thousands of years of cold-weapon age, when goons of the ruling autocrats used swords and spears and could be countered with hoes, rakes, kitchen knives and other make-shift weapons. Now? Can your kitchen knife or plowing implement stand any chance against machine guns, jet fighters, bombs? So, you may pity them, but please understand it that they are not naturally heartless or cowardly.

@mattiasn310

5 жыл бұрын

Just wanted to say very astute observation, and assuming you are born-Chinese, your English is just IMPECCABLE! Even punctuation is very professional, and vocabulary is outstanding! I'm surprised more people didn't like and comment.

@fpscanada3862

5 жыл бұрын

how come all these comments are starting the same "i am a chinese living in canada" GO BACK TO CHINA

@ak-tn1ed

5 жыл бұрын

FPScanada all these Chinese people in Canada are rude asf

@veritasnunc8749

5 жыл бұрын

FPS Why don't you just go away period? You contribute nothing. I have relatives in Canada and they get along fine with China.

@jcfartson7288

5 жыл бұрын

only cowardly people would allow rulers like that in the first place

I asked my wife who is from Chengdu about this. Her plain answer is that people are, as you say Winston, afraid to get involved and being caught up in something that will put them selves in trouble. Also she said they are afraid that many think there is a scam going on. It's so widely spread that people do not interfere for the mere reason they could be scamed themselves. However if they see an obvious mishap with someone in danger of losing their life or badly injured they would help. Ofcourse she said , they are not inhuman. I guess moral and thics are not camparable around the globe so I thank you for talking about such an important topic. Cheers!

@Longtack55

6 жыл бұрын

What a crappy immoral distopian society to live in.

"A majority, 71%, also thought the people who passed the child without helping were afraid of getting into trouble themselves. According to an article by Chen Weihua, deputy editor of the China Daily, China's most widely circulated English-language newspaper, "Various surveys in the past weeks have shown that the majority of the people polled believe our morals have suffered a major setback in the past decade." The survey stopped short. Should have also asked, "would you have help?" 72% would say , "no!" One person said it twice to emphasize his decision. It is the CCP. They don't believe in the goodness of humanity, and Chinese in China, unlike those in Hong Kong, Taiwan, and over-sea born, are rotten at heart, loving only money and themselves. Re: Peng Yu incident in 2006. Some reports said that the victim's family sued and the victim clarified that he was just a Good Samaritan, but the judge, a typical Chinese, decided that if Peng was not guilty why would he help.

No matter where you live there's always those that will stand up to injustice in what ever form it takes.. This young guy is living proof.. Stay awesome 💯🙏

@M.J.R.

5 жыл бұрын

But in china just hope and pray that help will come soon before its too late. I don't know what would move them to help maybe when they see someone bleeding to death.

@groofromtheup5719

4 жыл бұрын

What is that 1 guy? 1 in 100? 1 in 1000? How long before the instinct to help gets ground out of him by the selfish cowardly society? besides with the male to female ratio like it is over there thanks to the 1 child policy, maybe he just thought this was his chance to score.

@stevengordon2145

4 жыл бұрын

@@groofromtheup5719 Not all of us have lost hope just yet like you clearly have done.. That young person stood up and did the right thing good on him. As do millions of people all around the world each day because you have adopted nihilistic attitude towards life that's on you I'm sorry to say. But I wish you every success for the future regardless.

@groofromtheup5719

4 жыл бұрын

@@stevengordon2145 I don't have a nihilistic attitude. I am quite sure I would step in MUCH more aggressively than that kid did, and much quicker as well. My life isn't dominated by the CCP like his is though. I can't imagine a person who is quick to stand up to wrongdoing will last long in Communist China. People like that either harden their hearts and learn to keep their head down, or end up with their family paying a bullet fee.

@stevengordon2145

4 жыл бұрын

@@groofromtheup5719 Contradiction in terms, going on there.. I'm not going to get into the fine points of your last comment As it's been a long day this was ment to be a to the point reply He stepped in good on him.. Would you jury's out on that one, to be totally honest with you.. Amyway take of yourself regardless